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1 Chapter 4 Growth and Crisis in NE

2 Population Growth of British Colonies
,000 million

3 Population explosion created:
Ethnic conflicts Overcrowding / land shortages

4 Freehold Society Role of women Inheritance

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6 Cultural Diversity in the Middle Colonies
Melting pot or salad bowl? Germans Scots-Irish Quakers

7 Enlightenment Reason, logic and the scientific method begins to replace faith

8 Enlightenment in Europe
Copernicus Newton Locke Rousseau

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10 Enlightenment in America
Ben Franklin Poor Richard’s Alamnac Inventions

11 Deism

12 The Great Awakening Jonathan Edwards George Whitefield

13 The French and Indian War

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15 Albany Plan of Union

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20 Treaty of Paris 1763

21 Legacy of the War British War Debt Colonial military experience
Loss of British generals Proclamation of 1763

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